tsunamis

". . . examines the science behind earthquakes, volcanoes, hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, and wildfires, using historical and current events as case studies, such as Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the floods in China in 1931, and the eruption of Mount Tambora in 1815 . . . Science-minded STEM activities encourage middle schoolers to think like scientists while critical thinking exercises, essential questions, fascinating facts, links to online resource, and more encourage readers to explore the ever-evolving dynamics of th[e planet]"--Back cover.

After an earthquake hits the Burin Peninsula in Newfoundland, thirteen-year-old Celia Matthews sneaks out of the house to look for her dog, gets caught up in a rush of water heading to shore, and must fight for her and her dog's survival.

Simple text and illustrations provide information about tsunamis, why to pay attention to warnings, and how to stay safe.

An intimate account of the 120-foot-high tsunami that occured off the coast of Japan in 2011, as told from the perspectives of those who lived through it.

On December 26, 2004, an enormous earthquake ripped through the Indian Ocean. Learn about the events that caused the tsunami as well as the effects it had on the areas it struck.

An examination of tsunamis that discusses what causes them, where they occur, and how to prevent them.

Introduces readers to tsunamis and floods, including what they are, their causes and effects, and more.

The Silva family is vacationing in Australia when a nearby volcano erupts and a tsunami moves in.

Two sisters struggle with the secrets brought to light in the aftermath of their parents' sudden death.

"Readers will learn how people predict and prepare for tsunamis and how they survive after one of these giant waves hits. Diagrams and photographs enhance the text and give students a better understanding of how these natural disasters work and the damage they can cause."--Publisher.